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Unused Plans
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Unused Plans is Paul Harmon and Kent Hall. Between us, we play guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, hand percussion and various wind instruments. We've been playing freely improvised music since the mid-1970's; after briefly imitating 60's free jazz, we arrived at our own approach in the Spring of 1976. We've been extending and refining it ever since.
Why this name?
"Unused Plans" was the name of one of the first tunes we collaborated on. Somewhere along the line, we realized that it was also the name of our band.
Do you play live?
Very rarely. We live too far away from each other at present.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Yes.
Your influences?
Joe Zawinul
Wayne Shorter
Keith Jarrett
Mick Goodrick
Alphonso Johnson
Jaco Pastorius
Eberhard Weber
Enrico Rava
Pat Metheny
John Abercrombie
Jack Dejohnette
Dave Holland
Kenny Wheeler
Ralph Towner
Steely Dan
The Beatles
Claude Debussy
Paul Bley
Miles Davis
Ornette Coleman
Charlie Haden
Don Cherry
Jon Christensen
Scott LaFaro
John Taylor
Jimmy Giuffre
Steve Swallow
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
The Police
Guillaume Machaut
Phillipe de Vitry
Carlo Gesualdo
Anton Webern
Arnold Schönberg
J.S. Bach
Bill Monroe
Wayne Shorter
Keith Jarrett
Mick Goodrick
Alphonso Johnson
Jaco Pastorius
Eberhard Weber
Enrico Rava
Pat Metheny
John Abercrombie
Jack Dejohnette
Dave Holland
Kenny Wheeler
Ralph Towner
Steely Dan
The Beatles
Claude Debussy
Paul Bley
Miles Davis
Ornette Coleman
Charlie Haden
Don Cherry
Jon Christensen
Scott LaFaro
John Taylor
Jimmy Giuffre
Steve Swallow
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
The Police
Guillaume Machaut
Phillipe de Vitry
Carlo Gesualdo
Anton Webern
Arnold Schönberg
J.S. Bach
Bill Monroe